Company Profile (AI Text) Name: A Minor Incident Canonical URL: https://wefunder.com/aminorincident Updated at: 2026-06-18T23:54:29Z Tagline: A movie about an earthquake, a surfer, and her hopeless boyfriend. Key claims: - Total raised on Wefunder: 0 | citation: https://wefunder.com/aminorincident#claim-total-raised - Total investors: 0 | citation: https://wefunder.com/aminorincident#claim-total-investors Verified facts: - Total raised on Wefunder: 0 | observed_at: 2026-06-18T23:54:29Z | expires_at: 2026-06-19T23:54:29Z - Total investors: 0 | observed_at: 2026-06-18T23:54:29Z | expires_at: 2026-06-19T23:54:29Z Computed metrics: - total_amount_raised: 0 - total_investors: 0 - team_size: 3 - featured_investor_count: 0 - faq_count: 3 - recent_post_count: 0 Quick facts: - From the team that brought you… well, nothing yet. This is our first feature film. | citation: https://wefunder.com/aminorincident#claim-fact-1 - Imagine the worst road trip of your life. Now add an earthquake and an insufferable boyfriend. | citation: https://wefunder.com/aminorincident#claim-fact-2 - It's got horror! It's got comedy! It's got surfing! And what - a compelling moral dilemma? Sold. | citation: https://wefunder.com/aminorincident#claim-fact-3 - Equity Pay Model. Our characters are terrible, but we're trying not to be. | citation: https://wefunder.com/aminorincident#claim-fact-4 - Are you still reading? You must like-like us. | citation: https://wefunder.com/aminorincident#claim-fact-5 FAQ: - Q: How is this different than Kickstarter? A: The short answer is ownership and financial return. Kickstarter operates on a rewards-based model. When you back a project there, you are essentially pre-ordering a product, buying merchandise, or making a donation in exchange for a perk (like a digital download or a tote bag). Once the project is over, your financial relationship with the creators ends. Wefunder is an equity crowdfunding platform. This means you aren't making a donation; you are buying a financial stake in the project. Becau... - Q: Production FAQs: 1. Where are you in the filming process? 2. Why didn't you seek traditional funding? 3. How can I help besides investing? 4. What will you do if you encounter setbacks? A: 1. We have finished the script, completed storyboarding, scouted locations, and begun designing our primary setting: a 1999 Toyota Tacoma purchased with our team's private funds. We are now actively crew-building and casting. Because we are operating on a lean script and budget, we anticipate moving into production fairly soon after securing funding. Overall, we are planning a 14-day shoot: 10 days of principal photography in the Big Sur area, followed by 4 days across two key locations. We d... - Q: What is your release or distribution plan? A: Right now, we just want to make a good movie. We'll be sure to keep investors updated on our release as we enter post production, but overall we're stoked about the landscape and our place in the market. We love festivals, but don't feel limited by them in our strategy. With a proliferation of digital first distributors and a booming global independent market projected nearly double in value over the next decade - we're sure there's a place and an audience for our strange little movie.